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Bullying of Teachers Pervasive in Many Schools
The problem of workplace bullying in schools has gone unchecked for too long. Teachers - and their students - are paying the price.
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Promoting Physical Fitness
Get active, stay fit and have fun doing it with these sports, games, and activities.
- Eight Classroom Disrupters Are the characters in your classroom driving you crazy? Our new e-book can help.
- Time Is On Their Side A Massachusetts school has figured out how to make longer days work for everyone.
Editors' Picks
Priority School Educators: “Bringing Learning to Life”
Visit St. Stephen’s Community House in Columbus, Ohio, on a day Shawna Streeter’s preschoolers from Hamilton STEM Academy are visiting their friends in the senior citizen program, and you’d think it was a family reunion. The students greet their “senior friends” with hugs, smiles and “I love you.” Then the real fun begins as both generations participate in activities geared towards improving their physical health and keeping their brains sharp.
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Labor-Management Conference: Collaborating to Transform the Teaching Profession
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2012 NEA Joint Conference on Concerns of Minorities & Women
June 28-29 - Washington, D.C.
Grants & Awards
- Hands-On Science Grants Deadline: May 25, 2012
- Animation Contest Based on The Pirates: Band of Misfits Deadline: May 27, 2012
- Captain Planet Foundation Grants Deadline: May 31, 2012
- Theatre: Touching Lives Through Theatre Grants Deadline: June 30, 2102
- President's Prizes for Outstanding Achievement in Education Deadline: July 1, 2012
Angles on Education
NEA President Dennis Van Roekel: “We are losing too many qualified teachers because of student loan debt. It's not just a burden, it's a barrier.”
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Have You Experienced Workplace Bullying?
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Organizing Lesson Plans for Next Year
What tips can you share with others to make organized lessons achievable? What can the "less" organized teacher do now to make life easier in September?
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